Your way into DrillBit.
Whether your athlete is 7 or 17, there's a way in: a travel team, the high school program, training, or a camp. Here's how each one works.
01 — Choose a path
Three ways in.
Compete on a team, train with our coaches, or get a feel for DrillBit at a camp.
Compete · Teams
Make a team
DrillBit Roughnecks travel teams from 7U to 13U, and PTX Reserves for high school players. Teams are built through tryouts.
Find your team →
Develop · Training
Train with us
PTX Athletic Development for high school and college athletes, player development and instruction, and arm care.
Explore development →
Try it · Camps & clinics
Come to a camp
Focused camps and clinics through the year, open to athletes in the listed age range.
See camps & clinics →
02 — Tryouts
How joining a team works.
Every tryout is posted on the calendar with its own registration form.
See upcoming tryoutsStep 01
Find the right team
Roughnecks are grouped by age, 7U to 13U. PTX Reserves teams are grouped by high school graduation class.
Step 02
Pick a tryout
Tryouts are listed on the Camps + Events calendar with the date, time and ages.
Step 03
Register online
Each tryout has its own registration form. Payment details are included with the form.
Step 04
Not ready yet?
Join the tryout and camp alerts and we'll email you when new tryouts open.
New season, new age group: DrillBit's season rolls over on August 1, so teams and age groups for the new season start then.
03 — Questions
Questions families ask.
Straight answers about teams, tryouts, training and what to expect.
Ask us something elseJoining & tryouts
How do we join a DrillBit team?
Roughnecks and PTX Reserves teams are built through tryouts. Every tryout is posted on the Camps + Events calendar with its own registration form. Join the tryout and camp alerts at the bottom of any page and we'll email you when new tryouts open.
What ages do you have teams for?
DrillBit Roughnecks are age-group travel teams from 7U through 13U. PTX Reserves is DrillBit's high school program, organized by graduation class, with 16U and 18U teams as well.
How do registration and payment work?
Each tryout, camp and clinic has its own registration form. Tap the event on the Camps + Events calendar to open it in Google Calendar, where you'll find the registration link, price, payment link and any flyer. Nothing is paid on this website.
How much does it cost?
Camp and clinic prices are listed on each event on the Camps + Events calendar, including any DrillBit athlete rate. Team dues aren't posted online. Send us a message on the contact page and we'll walk you through it.
Teams & seasons
What's the difference between PTX Reserves and PTX Athletic Development?
PTX Reserves is a baseball team program for high school players. PTX Athletic Development is strength and agility training for high school and college athletes, led by Bo Bohannon. PTX stands for Pinehurst, Texas.
When do teams move up an age group?
Our season rolls over on August 1. New-season teams and age groups start then.
Where do team schedules live?
Each coach keeps practice and game schedules in the team's app, and every team page links to it. Camps, clinics, tryouts and open practices live on the Camps + Events calendar.
Is arm care included?
Yes. Every DrillBit team gets a 30-minute arm care clinic once a week, before or after practice, with Kevin Fruge and Robby Bruner. DrillBit pays for it.
Training & camps
Who is PTX Athletic Development for?
High school and college athletes. It's a strength and agility program developed and led by Bo Bohannon.
Do you have to be on a DrillBit team to attend a camp?
No. Camps and clinics are open to athletes in the listed age range. When there's a DrillBit athlete rate, it's shown on the event or its registration form.
Families
How will we get updates?
Coaches share team schedules in the team app, and current families get updates on DrillBit's private Parent Page on Facebook. For new camps, clinics and tryouts, join the email alerts at the bottom of any page.
Will my athlete's name or photo appear on the website?
Only with a signed media release. Athletes under 14 are shown by first name and last initial. Athletes 14 and older may be shown by full name, grad year and position when a parent opts in. We never publish contact details, schools or birthdays.
Is DrillBit a nonprofit?
Yes. DrillBit Baseball is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Where are you located?
14100 Adams Lane, Pinehurst, TX 77362. Our families come from Pinehurst, Magnolia, Tomball, Cypress, Waller and Montgomery.
Stay in the loop
Not ready to sign up yet?
Get tryout and camp alerts by email: new camps, clinics and tryouts, nothing else. The sign-up is at the bottom of every page.